Quakers Walk, London, N21

Occupying a secluded acre plot on a quiet one-way lane, this exceptional 2,975 sq ft detached Arts & Crafts home combines timeless character with modern comforts and comes with full planning permission for a striking 3,896 sq ft contemporary detached house.

Set back behind a gated drive with pedestrian and vehicle access, the site has ample space for two houses with front drives and large gardens, and has been divided into two plots by a boundary fence. The neighbouring property is a stunning Grade II listed water tower, currently under renovation.

The existing five-bedroom property features exudes Arts & Crafts charm with classic period details including leaded windows, timber beams, a Gothic-arched door, and a wide Colonial-style porch. Inside, original wood floors, panelling, and generous proportions create a warm, elegant feel across three floors, with beautifully landscaped gardens front and rear.

Set behind gates with separate pedestrian and vehicle access, the property also includes a detached two-storey garage with a large studio above, ideal for a home office or gym.

The adjacent plot has planning granted for a new three-storey house including capacious basement, including open-plan living, three en suite bedrooms, a cinema room, gym, and double garage - designed in a refined palette of Cotswold stone, Red Cedar, and white render.
The construction of the new house is ‘deemed commenced’ due to the commencement of preliminary groundworks.

LOCAL LIFE

The site is within easy walking distance local shops in Grange Park and Winchmore Hill, and the town centre of Enfield is just over a mile away (a four-minute drive).

Grange Park train station and Enfield Town Overground station are both 0.9 miles from the site and Winchmore Hill station is a mile away. All three stations have regular approximately 30-minute train journeys into London (Moorgate, Liverpool Street and King’s Cross respectively).

There are plenty of great green spaces in the area, including nearby Bush Hill Park which has wildlife and community gardens and, a little further afield, Firs Farm Wetlands and Park, and Grovelands Park.